A calendarwith manytasksmarked for"tomorrow"First used inthe Englishlanguage inthe 16thcenturyPutoffProlongA personlooking at theirphone insteadof working ona task.SuspendTo delay orpostponeaction; to putoff doingsomethingHesitateStallA personlounging on acouch with athought bubblesaying "I'll do itlaterStudentplaying videogamesinstead ofstudyingTemporizeA to-do listwith manyuncheckeditemsPostponeA studentdaydreaminginstead ofdoing theirhomeworkTakingextendedbreaks ornaps insteadof workingEngaging inlongconversationsinstead ofcompletingtasksA clock withthe handspointing to"later"A studentwatching TVinstead ofdoinghomeworkMany studentstend to________ ontheir homeworkuntil the lastminuteDelayComes fromthe Latin word'procrastinare,'which means'to put off untiltomorrow'Tidying up theworkspace asa way to avoidstarting a taskDoodling inher notebookinstead oftaking notesA calendarwith manytasksmarked for"tomorrow"First used inthe Englishlanguage inthe 16thcenturyPutoffProlongA personlooking at theirphone insteadof working ona task.SuspendTo delay orpostponeaction; to putoff doingsomethingHesitateStallA personlounging on acouch with athought bubblesaying "I'll do itlaterStudentplaying videogamesinstead ofstudyingTemporizeA to-do listwith manyuncheckeditemsPostponeA studentdaydreaminginstead ofdoing theirhomeworkTakingextendedbreaks ornaps insteadof workingEngaging inlongconversationsinstead ofcompletingtasksA clock withthe handspointing to"later"A studentwatching TVinstead ofdoinghomeworkMany studentstend to________ ontheir homeworkuntil the lastminuteDelayComes fromthe Latin word'procrastinare,'which means'to put off untiltomorrow'Tidying up theworkspace asa way to avoidstarting a taskDoodling inher notebookinstead oftaking notes

PROCRASTINATION BINGO! - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A calendar with many tasks marked for "tomorrow"
  2. First used in the English language in the 16th century
  3. Put off
  4. Prolong
  5. A person looking at their phone instead of working on a task.
  6. Suspend
  7. To delay or postpone action; to put off doing something
  8. Hesitate
  9. Stall
  10. A person lounging on a couch with a thought bubble saying "I'll do it later
  11. Student playing video games instead of studying
  12. Temporize
  13. A to-do list with many unchecked items
  14. Postpone
  15. A student daydreaming instead of doing their homework
  16. Taking extended breaks or naps instead of working
  17. Engaging in long conversations instead of completing tasks
  18. A clock with the hands pointing to "later"
  19. A student watching TV instead of doing homework
  20. Many students tend to ________ on their homework until the last minute
  21. Delay
  22. Comes from the Latin word 'procrastinare,' which means 'to put off until tomorrow'
  23. Tidying up the workspace as a way to avoid starting a task
  24. Doodling in her notebook instead of taking notes